Pat smells a rat.
“The light which puts out our eyes is darkness to us. Only that day dawns to which we are awake. There is more day to dawn. The sun is but a morning star.” - Thoreau, Walden
Was that comma really necessary, or would that create a redundant statement?
Why do "they" keep saying the plane collided with the helicopter when the chopper was the one who crashed into the plane as it was on approach?
And why was the heli displayed as a fixed-wing aircraft and not as a helicopter on the ADSB?
And why did it seem to be flying in a meandering, searching kind of pattern and then suddenly turn towards the target and fly right at it and strike it in VFR conditions?
Flying with three cadavers?
Or an expansion of ZOG.
It was just a thought on how "they" would need bodies to make it look legit. But would "they" really need to do that? Send three rubes on a routine traing flight and then take over control and fly them into another aircraft midair. It's not like the crew was going to jump off the chopper. Was there any radio contact with the heli before the crash?
>first responders say there are likely “no viable victims inside.”
Significant if verifiable.
Ill-fitting skinsuit?
The narrative has been revealed.
The chopper turned and flew on a path even with the "targets", like it was a series of practice runs before the real target on the same elevation.
Should we expect an e-coli outbreak now?